[-MaDcOw-]

I wanna learn a language but dont know what to learn. Any suggestions?

[php guy]

Like my name doesn't have my answer
Php is growing to more then 50% of all ssi's and is alot more effective with allot less work (just my opinion), but ASP has Microsoft to back it with effective tools like visual studios and with asp, you can work wish access, and has multiple language suport, like vb and jscript.

I'd suggest learning a little or both, like writing the date or getting form data, then see which structure you like the best. Their both good languages, but it's all about preferences, like choosing between IE and FF.

Good luck and have fun *cough*php*cough*

[Rockn]

.Net is also anotherone worth looking at. I needs to learn me some PHP...not like it's a huge stretch from ASP.

[php guy]

Originally Posted by Rockn

.Net is also anotherone worth looking at. I needs to learn me some PHP...not like it's a huge stretch from ASP.

That what I thought befor starting migration to asp

[brendandonhu]

Depends...what kind of programs are you trying to write?

[namenotfound]

Well, ASP is pretty much dead and being replaced by ASP.NET

ASP.NET is more powerful than ASP and most companies see the ".NET" name and would rather hire someone that knows ASP.NET over just ASP.

[-MaDcOw-]

Originally Posted by brendandonhu

Depends...what kind of programs are you trying to write?

Web pages

[brendandonhu]

Well the web page itself is going to be written in any combination of (X)HTML, JavaScript, CSS, etc.
PHP, ASP, Python, C++, etc., could be used for the back-end of the web site.

[-MaDcOw-]

Originally Posted by brendandonhu

Well the web page itself is going to be written in any combination of (X)HTML, JavaScript, CSS, etc.
PHP, ASP, Python, C++, etc., could be used for the back-end of the web site.

Ok, i think i'll look into PHP

[aewarnick]

Good choice. I avoid M$ as much as humanly possible.

[-MaDcOw-]

Yup...